Cure and Relief from pain and discomfort of Calcaneal spurs
Courtesy: Dr. Anish Vaknalli
What are Calcaneal spurs?
Calaneal spurs are bony spurs or projections on the back or underside of the heel bone also known as the Calcaneus bone.
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Symptoms caused by Calcaneal spurs
Not all heel spurs cause symptoms and are sometimes routinely diagnosed during an X-Ray. The symptoms, if any, can range from mild to sever and varies depending on the location of the spur.
Spurs formed on the underside of the heel cause pain and tenderness by stepping down on the heel. This pain is usually more in the morning on first steeping your heel on the floor and also increases with walking.
Spurs on the back of the heel are associated with inflammation of the Achilles tendon causing pain located on the back side of the heel.
Assured treatment at HomeoConsult RD
Over the past 25 years our centres have treated innumerable cases of Calcaneal spurs with results which almost always assure a complete recovery. The treatment duration is shorter when the spurs cause mild to moderate symptoms as compared to spurs which are severely enlarged.
The treatment is designed to relieve inflammation and swelling at the site of the spur by prescribing proven homeopathic remedies which work specifically on the heel and prevent further enlargement of the spur and inflammation of the bony tissue and tendons. Alongside, we also recommend icing and using gel shoe-inserts which temporarily reduce the inflammation and pressure on the heel.
If you or someone you know suffers from recurrent heel pains do not ignore it and see your homeopath at once. A Calcaneal spur could be causing those symptoms and homeopathy could be the final answer to this problem.
How can I opt for this treatment?
We offer our services worldwide though the net as well. You can seek our treatment online by clicking here
For any further details or clarification do feel free to email us at ask@homeoconsult.com
Courtesy: Dr. Anish Vaknalli
Calaneal spurs are bony spurs or projections on the back or underside of the heel bone also known as the Calcaneus bone.
You can read more on spurs by clicking here
Symptoms caused by Calcaneal spurs
Not all heel spurs cause symptoms and are sometimes routinely diagnosed during an X-Ray. The symptoms, if any, can range from mild to sever and varies depending on the location of the spur.
Spurs formed on the underside of the heel cause pain and tenderness by stepping down on the heel. This pain is usually more in the morning on first steeping your heel on the floor and also increases with walking.
Spurs on the back of the heel are associated with inflammation of the Achilles tendon causing pain located on the back side of the heel.
Assured treatment at HomeoConsult RD
Over the past 25 years our centres have treated innumerable cases of Calcaneal spurs with results which almost always assure a complete recovery. The treatment duration is shorter when the spurs cause mild to moderate symptoms as compared to spurs which are severely enlarged.
The treatment is designed to relieve inflammation and swelling at the site of the spur by prescribing proven homeopathic remedies which work specifically on the heel and prevent further enlargement of the spur and inflammation of the bony tissue and tendons. Alongside, we also recommend icing and using gel shoe-inserts which temporarily reduce the inflammation and pressure on the heel.
If you or someone you know suffers from recurrent heel pains do not ignore it and see your homeopath at once. A Calcaneal spur could be causing those symptoms and homeopathy could be the final answer to this problem.
How can I opt for this treatment?
We offer our services worldwide though the net as well. You can seek our treatment online by clicking here
For any further details or clarification do feel free to email us at ask@homeoconsult.com
1 comment:
Dear Dr. Vaknalli. Kindly arrange to send my medicines (reg.no 1452). I am much better and able to walk and do my normal activities. Also, let me know how long i should continue the medicines. Thanks
Simi Shroff.
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